coruscating
音標發(fā)音
- 英式音標 [?k?r.?.ske?.t??]
- 美式音標 [?k??r.?.ske?.t???]
- 英式發(fā)音
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基本解釋
- adj. 閃光的，閃耀的；生動的； 睿智的；驚人的
- v. 閃光，閃耀；（人）充滿活力，風趣幽默（coruscate 的現(xiàn)在分詞）
英漢例句
- The barge chugs around an island, the morning sun now coruscating brilliantly off the water’s surface.
游艇在海島周圍轉了轉，早晨的陽光照在水面上，波光粼粼。 - He subjected these corporate titans to often coruscating questions about their ability to “compete for the future”.
他讓商界巨頭常常對自身能否“為未來而競爭”產生疑問。 - In a coruscating note entitled “The night they killed Santa”, he fretted that any pretence of fiscal probity had been discarded.
在署題為“那一晚他們殺死了撒旦”的精彩評論中，他焦慮道，不要再談什么財政刺激經濟的方案了。 - Perhaps the most coruscating comments have come from the normally measured Financial Times.
FORBES: The Cyprus Bailout Fiasco: European Markets Roll With the Punches - Albert Finney, now seventy, has become as fearsome as an ancient whale—a massive body, with a gaping mouth, bulging eyes, and a coruscating voice.
NEWYORKER: Free Spirits - Sorkin and directed by David Fincher, rushes through a coruscating series of exhilarations and desolations and ends with what feels like darkness closing in on an isolated soul.
NEWYORKER: The Social Network
雙語例句
權威例句
英英字典
- flashing brightly
- A coruscating speech or performance is lively, intelligent, and impressive.